It is now safe to say the Las Vegas Raiders have had a transformative offseason, and free agency hasn’t even begun. After hiring veteran head coach Pete Carroll to replace Antonio Pierce, it became very apparent that the team’s biggest need was finding a franchise quarterback to pair with him.

The Las Vegas Raiders reportedly traded for Geno Smith because they did not believe they would be able to get Shedeur Sanders or Cam Ward.

The Las Vegas Raiders are once again in the market for a starting quarterback, but will they draft one in the first round, or sign a big-name veteran? New head coach Pete Carroll has made it clear that he wants to compete now.

There's a new regime in the Las Vegas Raiders with a new general manager, new head coach and even a new part-owner in Tom Brady. One of the first tasks that the three men are working on is solving the team's quarterback issue.

After losing out on landing Matthew Stafford in a trade, the Las Vegas Raiders remain on the warpath to snag a proven veteran quarterback. While the team could sign a starter in free agency, there are reports a trade for a starting quarterback is still on the table.

The Las Vegas Raiders are in the midst of a reset after a 4-13 finish to the 2024 NFL season. So far, they've swapped out head coach Antonio Pierce for Pete Carroll and general manager Tom Telesco for John Spytek—decisions minority owner Tom Brady reportedly influenced—and now they're in search of a new quarterback.